Wesleyan Way: A Conversation on Methodism

Fewer Bishops, Stronger Church?

Here’s a horrifying thought: what if each local congregation’s executive board consisted not only of the pastor and current board

But in the end, it’s only a passing thing. The shadow, even darkness must pass. A new day will come,

A common misconception about Methodist worship is that we practice an “open table.” That is, that when we have communion,

When there’s no vision, the people get out of control, but whoever obeys instruction is happy. – Proverbs 29:18 CEB

(This is part 2 of book reviews focused on Rowan Williams companion texts, Being Christian and Being Disciples. Thanks to Eerdmans for

Much of 21st century Christianity is adrift. We follow the winds of cultural change, we ceaselessly attempt to be relevant

I have noticed a disturbing trend in many of our churches. Our worship services have become more aimed towards insiders

Better preaching has been on my mind a lot recently. So much so that I think it is the one

I realized recently that I am hopeless about the United Methodist Church – and that this is a good thing. In

Going to seminary ruined me from listening to sermons. It is very rare that I am able to go to